""Remember the rules of the woods," says Mrs. Red Riding Hood. "Keep to the path and DON'T TALK TO WOLVES!" But Little Red Riding Hood forgets the rules and now she must outwit the wolf."--Back cover.
When Jamie's spell goes wrong he brings his hero, Brave Bill, into his own world. He takes him to school to show him off. But Bill is a bully and Jamie's worries about being a wimp are eclipsed by the bravery he shows in standing up to Bill.
A retelling of the folk tale about a little girl who finds a wolf in her grandmother's clothing.
Aimed at children aged four and over, this classic story, accompanied by charming and highly appealing illustrations, is retold with simple text to delight and inspire any child who is just beginning to read.
Featuring clear and compelling text that allows children to develop their burgeoning reading skills, this title in the 'Usborne First Reading' series retells the classic story of 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'.
Part of the Usborne Very First Reading series specially developed in consultation with literacy experts to help children learn to read, this title helps children to read together with adults, allowing the children to gradually take a greater share of the story to achieve confident, independent reading.
The first title in the new "Usborne Very First Reading" series, designed for younger children to introduce them to reading together with their parents. Parents and children take turns to read from the page (the text clearly marked for who should be reading) and as the books progress in the series the adults read less and the child more.
Part of the "First Reading" series, this title is intended for children who are beginning to read by themselves. Featuring illustrations, it helps them build their burgeoning reading skills.
'The Young Reading series' is developed with reading expert Alison Kelly from Roehampton University to help young readers grow in confidence and ability.
Prince Patrick wants to marry a real princess but they're not easy to find. Still anything is possible with the help of a cousin, a witch and a pea.
